> On Jan 25, 2016, at 8:57 AM, Cyrus Daboo <cda...@apple.com> wrote: > > -t Slave is not meant for normal operation.
I realize that. But it has the advantage of skipping the database checks and (apparently) succeeds in binding to Port 8443. Neither of the other two modes get that far. > > I wonder if you have a permissions issue. Have you tried running it via sudo? I've tried both 'sudo' and running directly as root ( via 'su'). The result is the same. The other difference, which I should have noted, is that "-t Slave" successfully drops privileges (so that "lsof -i" lists the processes as running under the user _calendar), whereas "-t Combined" and "-t Single" are still shown as running as root. > Have you tried installing directly from our latest svn trunk into a separate > directory with a clean DB? Haven't tried that yet.
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